The attacked : ARMED YACHTS HMCS Raccoon HMCS Bras d’Or HMCS Raccoon HMCS Raccoon Naval Museum of Quebec collection Photo: Royal Canadian Navy Night of September 6 to 7, 1942 Across from Rivière-la-Madeleine Torpedoed by U-165 Casualties: The entire ship's complement of 37 sailors, whose bodies were never recovered, with the exception of one, which was found on the shores of Anticosti Island. Sailor Guy Laflamme, killed during the torpedo attack, receives his medals posthumously. Many years later, his brother Léandre authorizes the loan of the medals to the Naval Museum of Quebec.       HMCS Bras d’Or HMCS Bras d'Or Naval Museum of Quebec Photo: Royal Canadian Navy Loss of any sign of the ship on October 19, 1940 In the Gulf of St. Lawrence Probable cause of the loss of the ship: a storm Casualties: The entire crew of 37 sailors, whose bodies were never recovered. In the 1960's the Royal Canadian Navy builds a second Bras d'or, an experimental hydrofoil vessel that is on exhibit at the Naval Museum of Quebec.